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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-11-12

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Your love replies!"
He was charmed~-as what man,
with his heart in the right place,
would not be-to find so lovely a
spirit in close contact with his be-
loved daughter.
Furthermore, he was grateful to
find LiIias in such perfect health
and happy spirits. She was fast
becoming a dainty little lady. He
was prond of her, delighted with
her. lie could not but express his
feelings to Miss Dehart.
81 am so glad you are pleased,
Mr.. Arnold. But | could not help
taking special pains With Lilias-
she is very near ms heart"
An ambiguous speech, which held
Mr.. Arnoid's attention.
Hilda continued to hold Mr. Ar
noltps attention. His sister was
absent, and homelike Firs were
open TO him.
of-course, he discovered that
there was another Miss Dehart;but,
though he was pleased with Rachel's
mild conntenance. he did not think
much about her except as the reia
tive of Hilda, Land possibly his pros
pective sister-in-law. Yes, he had
already begun to think of this pos
sibillly. Ililtl;., with her beauty
and wl.es, was ever before him.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-11-12

Always allow for the labor be.
fore estimating the profits. There
is something else to consider other
than The cost Of feed.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-11-12

The Plymouth Rock and Wyan-
dotte are botA most admirably
adapted to the farm; good layers,
excellent table fowls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i bon and strsr MAY 10. 1881.
anna n 1,R IrN1 LIME

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
rrsns leave s.wYer VIA nesSsossvs and c0r'laads Streets
isTrssSrs Psts6us ana the wess with Pullman rai.c.
si bAss sS.E. S:.' si:.p sss
bsss :Ts 10 A.- Hs'' t r. s;.:
ri d. sss:s Is,s nsss u,,,,
,b ys sS ri ss't "a ssi I'd s s
S sss. 81 sssas T 90 Ss. aise Cara
s ss s ~ ss .:as Rsss.. and ,.s.ru,s.,. sta.
ssas u sads T. RSs, IL si .D 81 3
s sss 7. sssg> i. s.;ss4:
s; &c. ssss az. IN as S'2 ss.: '' e:
sssuss GA r &C., iisS9 100
So sa rs u Asa ~! sS . ~
ssS isS !gs ssS ssS sS ,S SsS sS g. ' I'd
ssSS ess S ssqsaSsS 49, s 81 3d. az ss iss ti'
ron PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave NswYork via pesbrosscs and Cort
' isa LIE nd NV s aS.'9 asS IA
rI sS a.S ssssss slgs ssssr "a,
90 sundays, connccs at Trenton for Cspden. ,,,,,,
n ssSI ss f Xxx Hss's s ss'S;s sssSas
and Ills M 2Linjted "a prosi lls and th0 M l1sa
81. ss S,S sss sn$ ~ g. e s ssS
ISo fiSisdl bas, B.8a ~ and sid p m.
Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden eco q N and A5V p M
' 5ss. and % A.ss H.a,s
iss ss Ass;i ss ss
tie Garden, go a, ..x
baggage from botes aud res!denceA
CHAHEEs PU9H J. r. WOOD.
General NJ anagel General Pass'T Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
SATURDAY, June 4-P. N.

SATURDAY, June 4-R. NJ
As usual on Saturdays the Stock Exchange open
only from 10 TO IL O'clock But that two hours the
transactions in stocks amounted shares The
market opened firm. with small fractional gains imme
dately subjected IN "bearish" attacks in spots
which, however had little effect and quickly ended in the
quiet and firm absorption Of as were
offered. The temper Of the market has exhibited
such confidence 1t did In to-day's short
session any time before this week. Prices
advanced under a legitimate demand and without
the aid OF covering OF shorts" The bank ement
issued at about 1880 o'clock and because aver
sgss" showed decline Of over 81 O00. 900 in the
plus tho "bears" took heart 20 make
attack valuss and did mark them of isak per cent
from tho morning advances But at the concessions the
demands increased and figures closed 1t about the high
est Of the day. special tsasure Of the MARKET but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05

which IL entirely apart from the general situation
the rapid advance Of Fort Worth and Denver from 4f%
"a Last evening" to 40, with closing at 46@- This
movement probably solely against newly dscov-
cred short" interest In the stock and not OF special
interest except to those interested as the stocks
up and down are without influence upon the
general market Lake Shore was strong With new
class OF buying Northwestern held its own and closed
at about the hghest price has sold at St. Panl early
was sold off 9 per 92 but it later sold at 03
093 Erie sold early at 1884 and later was In de-
mand at 3iii. The market closed strong.
Government bonds quiet and steady at quota
tons as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

fAssBNGER TRAINS isavs foot Of cortiandt and Doc
brosses ste - followsi
VA m for catasauQua apd ,uteynediate pouta -, -.
IA No, Tor Geneva IyonA Ei0irA kochsstsr nunso sna
NE West and local poats Chair car 70 -
o. Tuu intermediate pcflA Onssr s~s
70 Tsnkhannock Connection nsadisg ana
Chair car 70 rtttston. -..-s. r.,,.csfsu
30 Reading ana Hirrsbnrs Char car 70 Copa c., "a
fEn FOR 9sssvS LySsS t f1ona "'SA''''''
NTso M fcr IsrrsSs ana Intern edists 2oise A,
All pcSs. q NasAncy sed q .islsn ees rssaSaA
- S~- SUHDAY TRATS2 ...,s. ~~x~es
IA M for ,-auoh Chunk, Haxlston and 70 =. e~ -
S40 nj Tor CvpleJ and ntermedietS pcnsr al, anl
hs wssl t es E..,ssa oaes. sss Eroa.sy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains West station As oiows aud Is minntse
'' PsIos iS H'' % c sspm
tiic1 syrseuie BHasio Rochester. Suspension Brssa
Niagara Fala g. Is % So a m. '6.0S, 'S:l5 M -,
highland Kpsston saugsruss. Catskil. Albany. sl's
7S 800 E sss 'eo o2sr ra' spurs .s:is IT'S
.sys n'fSis Tsc' S .siS s.S NJ COS
yor Eonirss ssd Jassai Es.t e,oo 2 n ru,,n,,. .
h9miion. Lsnaso, 'e'i a N. 500 sls p m Toronto
Esssnt .IssDIns oars te pasas Nissss Falls cnein-
pau Detroit Chicago and b. Lcda All 1000
Daily Daily except Saturday otAsf 'ra'n' aAn' sAssps
For ckets timetables parlor or sleeping ear acsSswods
lions or information. apply % oalosS ssns
RwYori CITY sS3 1856 bag Broadwsy. 1881 Bovery and
"s'sSA~' q. x LAMBERT,
6yandsrblt ava General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05

OFFICE OF THE
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NBwJERsEY.
Ii9 LIBERTY-sT.
NETWORK JUNE 8. 1887.
Notice ia hereby given that the books OF transfer OF 'no
capita stock OF Company will DO closed from "cune
day tho 10Th To Saturday. the 2jth Inst. inclusive
stockholders OF record on the closing oil She oooN. wiz 20
,oa to the OF 10 per cent Of the par
yin. ther shares at the price and accrued Interest,"
20 tho new General Mortgage Bonds OF the Company
Payments will be duo equal instruments 'uV aau
August l. next may DO made In full prior thsfe'''
right to subscribe expires June 2oth ins@' anu may "
signed on the forms prepared therefore,
Copies OF the circular Of the Reorganization
%, and ghts mar be had upon
application at this Office -, r,,nrcrops
j. w. WATSON,
TREASURER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
The Great Tortilita Mine.
BROADWAY SURFACE X. Il.
PER CENT BONDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
CHARLES WHANN,
ii Wall.st. Room IL.

The Tortilta Gold and silver Mining Company own twelve
developed and productive mlnos in the Owls Head mining
district Pna County Arizona including the Jesse Renton
Chance and the Tom Esnon that have high local char
acr in which large bodies of are exposed going very
high In silver The muos in all $50 acres OF ground
belt of miles long This property Is now self
sustaining with five stamp mill that has produced s5oOOo
bullion the past three and there exposed In
the various drifts and crosscus enough ore to snppya
twenty stamp mill for years to The averages up
ward OF $50 per The shares be listed on the Con-
soliaed Stock and Petroleum Exchange. and may be
a list of securities dealt tn
by that There 100000 shares OF the par value
full paid and nonassessabIe The offices of the
company at 81 Broadway. this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
CRIE RAILwAY.-Through trains leav,

ERIE RAILWAY. Through trains leave
IL 25ds. minutes esyier than time shown from cham.
sersst local trains leave Qsast from 70 90 minutes Earlier
Bunslo; Niagsrs Falls Pullman Sleeping Coaches nom
Gu m"Dsiy CHICAGO and s., Louis Limited" solid Pull
train or bay and Bue Sleeping Coaches to neadyIe,
Sleeping Coaches to Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Ham.
ilton ana Toronto. No extra charge for FAST time.
to IhSasS E B4o Ns s i
Rutherford and pa1sac week 4lo s4S 72o 7sa oso
sS6 $40 $50 7fs $50 iS;sS is'?5 @ISn.sss
a5efs ' iesS SI io: noon Lao 'lS $50
PaseSs9s wsst Ssys ~ pa ~ 7so eso 1920. M
II: sss 81 f. Ss IS
S::: S;'ss Z: Ss:s's ~ Sty :I$ SIS
sssss. ri - ,s.o .l%r', =,
$50 GSS s1s SidnsA S sunday M lay sSS siS 1920
Monticello and White Lake 900 m. 8 80 p
600 ,. Sundays. s'l6 a. and 600 p m.
Montgomery .ondous and Kingston. 900 NJ. $3.50
Scranton, banmore week days, 900 a. M esop.m
ecs hs 80 :,to ~ 80 600 Ioso n 299 $50 sso
s1 an IN az sodn ID o'io ''oo 'o'|S
Maae own Week SsS ssy 5, 100 800 lo2oa m $50
eSS So M Sas tsaS oS
Por, gsryis az ESQ $780, 1920 H. $50 $780, 49, 60,
500. $3.50 p sundays slo. eoc. io;2o m. 500 esd
500 p.
Tickets passage and apartments in Drawing Room and
sleeping Coaches can be obtined and orders for the cheek
9S and s9 81 o:Tias nay Ss ,S az Ss
No SSI Fulton.st Brookyp or a. the Companys depos
Express from the West arrive In NewYork al 7lJ,
go l pHATES ga APa tSDg Ar,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05

NEwYoRg June T. 1887;
HOLDERS Of certificates OF the DuIusn,
south Shore and Atlantic syndicate ior ooinn, ~, ,anI
Preferred Stock. hereby notified hat
OF the Duluth south shore AMI Atlantic Halfway
will be ssned therefor on and after Tuesday June7 1851
The CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF Nowfoik' o" 'u
of the certificates properly ndorsod ,o.t and
Thirty and onehaf per cent In pteeIouo 10
Forty Ave per common stock VIII he deiNcIen
holders Of sUBscRIPT IoN CERTIFICATES on presenad
ton OF the certificates such delivery may De sPe
sHarea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
nELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST

/ lELA " AHE, LAONA " ANNA uNU W Eo :
~ ERN RAlLRoAD sHoRTEsT LINZ BETWEEN
NEWYORK and BUFFALO LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS. NO DUST. ALWAYS ON TIME. PULLMAN
PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
Depots NswYork foot OF Barclay and Christopher SITS
Gam Daily eIeept Sunday Buffalo and osweso Express
Water Gap, Sroudsburg Scraoton. Bnghamon Elnrn
Bath Buffalo Syracuse. Oswsgo Greene Oxford, Norwich
Utcl AZ Scranton for Pttstop Wikesbarre Dan
vile and Northumberland at Ouogo for Ithaca and nterme
diate stations
D. n Blnghamton and Fm!ra Express for Wator Gap
Scranton BnghantO weRo and Elmra connects at scran
ton for pittston king ston. wikesbarre SO
AlO D. IN Scranton, WllkesbaTTe and Kingston ENpress
p m. Daily Buffalo Limited Express for stroudsburs
scranton inzhamion Owego Elirs, Corning Bath. ay
hand, Buffalo go. arriving in Buffalo 7o nj sleeping
coas 10 Clean -
D. NJ. Daily Buffalo, Utica and oswego Express for
stroadsburg Scranton pnShanton. Cortland Syracuse
Osxego Greene oxford Norwich, Utica and Richned
Springs connects Oweso for Ithaca and ntermeate sta
except saturdays Connects at Buffalo with trains fs
all points West
Tckos for baggage checked at 2s5 broadway and
AZ westcott Express Offices New. ork and Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
CENTRAL AND HUDSOy
" RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FouRTRACK TRUNK LINE

ON and st.er May 10 tfzins leave
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
largest and Finest Passenger Station In America
tsa n. colchester EKpsss arawtn Groom earste Albany
800 m. the FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED. composed
exclusively Of Buffet smoking dining car drawinsrcop
and sleeping cars for Albany Utica Syracuse Roch.stet
Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo. arriving
Chiesg go $50 m. nextday
1850 M Chicago Fxpress drawing room cars to Canaan
tfiis0a m western Hev.York and Northern Express
$50 m. Albany, Troy and Utra Express with drawias
Il p M. Acco Smois,ion to Albany and Troy.
% Fast Chicago Express with sIeaptnr cars for
Niagara Fas Buffalo Toronto Toledo Detroit and Chicago
Dinlng-car NewYork 70 Albany.
sleeping cars Cleveland Cincinnati Indanapo and
Lous also Auburp, Geneva and CanandsignA
d m Montreal Express with sleeping ~ Piatts.
burg Adams and Montreal runs 20 Utica stopping -
m. SPECIAL sleeper arrives Rochester 7Aoa BuT
falo, 9:35 and Cleveland. l2l5 D. M next day.
ts9lS Paoiho Express with sleeping cars for Rochss.
Chicago sleeping ~ Clayton via Utic daily exc~Ds
Saturday. 49,
Ills m.. Night Express with scspug to Albany
and Troy Connects VITA the morning trains for tho wess and
Tickets ard IN Drawing snd Sleerlbs cars on
sale Grand Central Depot Al3 49, And St2 BROADWAY.
Y parx Place Battery Place; 90 West l25,h,sL AMI
Fulton Brooxiyn and 70 &th ST.. Williamsburg
baggage called for and checked from residence.
run daily. others daily except Sunday fstor Of Mote
h55'sMa 1T oTcEY' 'A'~' HENRY MoNKrr.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05

State bonds were dull Arkansas rs to Fort Smith Pine
Bluff and Red River railroads sold at 30 and Louisiana
conso As easy at $50 or city bank stocks, Fourth
sold 6 at 15O Market (5 at 65, Mechanics 72) at 49,
Ninth National 500 at 1881
For Saturday halfhoiday. the market FOR railroad
bonds was unusually active, aud prices were strong
Central of Newersey consos higher at l09 the
convertibes u higher at 1lsa adjustments per cent
higher at 1osia and debentures were steady at 1o4
Erie second consols sold In small amounts at lOl %
West Shore AZ were firm at 10t, and Ncw-York Central
dcbenture IS we're strong at 1904 New-York, Chicago
and St Louis irsts assented easier at lOOo Mex
can Central As to 75ia aud the incomes were up
to 27aa Louisville, New-Abany and Chicago consols
were firm at o. Atlantic and Pacific is were Il higher
al SSH and the incomes were active at 3'%@3''s'
against 37is last evening Worth and Denver rss
were off a at 93is.
OF unlisted securities dealt Stock Exchange.
Cotton seed certificates 5000 q, American
Cable 100 at 76 Kingston and Pembroke Iron Goo at
SIS 62lodS5 So Georgia Pacific rsts $4,000 NJ loS2,
Northern Pacific dividend $4,000 at 100, Rome anu De-
catur frsts (s6OOO at % 1884, Toledo. St Louis and
Kansas City frsts 1000 at 9io Boston, Hartford and
INSTRUMENTATION at 4ss. Mexican National tlOo)
at II s. Rome and Decatur 1900 at 30i203l, Phoenix
Mining toO0 at 81 37a9Sl 20. and Security (2oOo at
So 5OdSs 121e0$7 62ia.
The weekly statement of bank averages does little
more than deplete the weeks movements OF money IN
and out of the subTressury Although the banks actual
loss o the su In the week ended last evening
was only SIs3 600, up 10 the close OF business on
Wednesday evening the loss over Sl,2O0,Ooo TINS
loss in the average counted from four 10 SIX Gays
while the subsequent gains counted only one ana TWO
DAYS The statement Is made on rising averages Tor
money The decline In deposits reported Is S|ZZ,lVV
less than the other changes cali for but 1t Is dscrep
ancy which partly offsets the large one OF last week
Tie following compares the total statements OF MAY ~ ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
CONSOLIDATED novpnoLpEns. CENTRAL RAJ

ROAD COMPANY or NEwJERsEY.
are entitled to subscribe 10 the bonds At par and &C
cruc m crest paving therefor ter old bonds at 40 PER
cent and accrued interest thus paying OF July !. 1857
900 Consolidated bonds with al unpaid coupons attached
for ls7 bonds For tho convenience OF foreign
bond acrs their right subscribe will extend to and In
cnde July 1887 and their subscriptions Will he received
aud their bouds exchanged by Messs Brown. shpley Co.
London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05


OFFICE on THg CHICAGO Gas Trust Co,
N. r. COR RANDOLPH AND Dearborn sI5.
HOLDERS Of the first and second mortgage
bonds Of the Peoples Light and Coke Company OF
Chicago and of the first bonds OF the Equaoo
Gas Light and Company Chicago are hereby nohea
that tho Chicago Company will stamp its guarantee
mon said bonds upon presentation OF the same to the 'sero
tary at the ompanys oce bswoen tho hours oil nine '9
and twelve Cl2) a. m of each DAY.
8. A. KENT,
President
For the convenience bondhoders Of the above namei
in New York secretary OF the Chicago
Gas Trust Company will the oce OF tho Central trust
compapy New.York on 0. and 8, during banking
bonr to place the company on such pona
as may bs presented
BY order Of the Executive Committee
F. p. ADDICKs.
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05

c6NvEnTIBLE BoNpuoLDERs CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY OF NEwJERsEY
are entitled to subscribe to The new bonds at par
and accrued interest paying therefor In their old
bonds At 10 per ceat aud accrued interest," thu'
paving a. Of July /. 1887, $1,000 Convertible bonds
with ALI unpaid cou pons attached ST. 1871 bonds
Tor The convenience Of bondhoiderA their right
subscribe viii extend noluie July l5 1881 aud taeir
subscriptions Will and ther bonds excl anged by
MsssrA Blown. saipsy CO., London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
sorTu BRANCH RAILROAD co.

SOUTH BRANCH RAILROAD CO.
stockholders arc entitled subscribe TO the bonds at
par and accrued Interest. paying therefor In their shares at
par snA viend TINS yng as OF July l. 1887 at
the rate OF 100 shares for slO 80 new bonds.
notified for exchange on or before June %
1857 Will he payable par and accrued dividend
July ]. 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
ITO NEW-HAVEN, Toe.

ITO NEW HAVEN, Toe.
EXCURSION (good daysl 81 IS.
Steamers c. H. NoRTuAM and CONTINENTAL leav
Peck slip Pier 20 Il. r. and IL D. m. lsundarsc n
cepte connecting at New IL avon with special trains fol
MERIDEN, HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD, H0Lr0kE
tickets cold and baggage checked at 944 Broad
way n. Y, and CogTtst, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
Gieambonis an6 Railroads.

GATSKlLL EVENING LINE
~ steamers KaatersA and Catssn Leave lss 50 y; III
foot of ST. every week day at H. CONNECTING WIN
catsklu Mountain and caro- Railroads. .- -.
Commencing July Raaterskl viii leave on sa'ufAy' ~
1 % m Walter Brett al d. a.. =, 81.
Sew circular WITH lat of houses rates. &C., az INC
PIe' " w ~ - " J IInghes Treas. Catskll, n y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
Cost ano fonn6.

T OSr mr. STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 144, SIP,
~ issued by the German Savings Bank In the City OF New
York To Bertha Amilie All persons are cautioned 20
Bank corner i4tbsL and 4h.ave not restored Oh the
Path day Of June 1887 Application VIII be made 10 the aux
for Duplicate
Nsw-York, June 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05

NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD co.
stockholders entitled to subscribe to the uo~ bonds at
par paying therefor 10 their shares at
par and accrued DIVIDEND thus paying July 1887 at
the rate 81 100 shares for slOi75 new bonds
an notified for exchange or before June 70
1885, will be payable cash At par aud accrued dividend
July !. 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05

Referring circular Of tho Reorganization Committee
Of Juno 1887, subject Its terms and conditions the
following propositions made in connection therewith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05

Jun" M,r T. Differences
49,, eans sG3 200 e;Gb 23l 700 Inc s7Gs 200
snnn,a ~ 55 600 - $4,000 l,2j51OO
,,pe.,'...,,.,,..- $40 ooO "a 23l.6O0
Danosfts a. 81 i.3O7. 100 Dec lO&IOO
c,rcnlstjon SG2GOOO $3.50 zoo Dec b.3OO
The following shows the rotation between he 'oal
and tie total deposits At The respective "H'fs
srscie s7S756COO s724G9gO0 Dee Sl.25a 100
tepaLteudets 24,Ss9"OO 2i,vDiVOO Dec s"i'"""
Total reserve s9s 500 s97l5I5OO Dec. sl49O.30O
Icsorvc feii
ag'st deposits e2s62'.'O v1'N""''o 'co. 49,
surr'us 50 77oGOo 1857 725 Dec sl.4jl.s15
Tho Clearing House statement t"cay was as lnoW "
Exchanges. SllG,1oS.GSIi balances. S,1O-',i I"i
the week: Exchanges, SOUS ,loA' pa11HSOS'
S25, 06-.Gl3
Money was inactive at4d4lo per cent
The snb.Treasury was debtor ut the Clearing House
S627 554 and ii redeemed 5000 trade dollars
The customs receipts reported al Washington today were
sGg 123 and the internal receipts 500 Oh
The nod Treasury received 100000 National bank
for redemption and the receipts Tor The week "ee
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05

DEBENrURE BoSpHoLDERs CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY OF NEwJERSEY
are To subscribe boais AT and accrued
interest paving therefor old bonds at Oj cent
fat thus paying IIy 1857 $1,000 Deocn ure bonds
with all paid coupon, attached for sO5o new bonds For
the C avenence Of foreign oondhodes their right to sub
scribe viii and include July 10 1857. and Their
subscriptions will DO received and their bonds exchanged y
MIMI Br0mn. shlpley CO. LONDON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trans leave from Chsmbersst Station for Enelewood,
Tsnsay. eloster sparkii ssnd Nyacs sso. 7;l9 s2g
1880 m, u midnighL SUNDAYS 7lo. $50 M ! and
$50. TAO $50 400 $50 m C50 .. N. saturdays
only. SUNDAYS $50 H. D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
GUARANTEE CAR TRUST


certificate holders entitled TO subscribe 10 tho new
bonds accrued interest paying therefor in their
certificate par accrued interest thus paying "a OF
July 1857 1000 Car Truss certificates for 81 OlO new
bonds.
All certificates notified for exchange rbefore June
% 1887 VIII be payable in cash at par and accrued interest
July l. 1857.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05

CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEwJERsEY
CAR TRUST
holders are entitled subscribe TO tho new
bonds par accrued interest paving therefor In their
certificates par accrued interest thus paying as oil
July lsS7 $1,000 Car Trust certificates for slOlo new
bonds.
All certificates notified for exchange on or Oeiore
June % 1887 payable cash par aud accrued in
teTest JnlY ]. 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05

STOCKHOLDERS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
OF NEwJERSEY,
OF record June IT, 1887 entitled until June 20 1887 10
subscribe at and accrued interest 70 the
extent OF 10 per par value of their shares
Payment will due equal instaiments July and
August 1897 and made prior thereto at the option
OF the subscribers The right to subscribe is transferable
upon the form prepared therefor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05

STOCKHOLDERS AND CERTAIN OF ITS CREDITORS
THE
SALE OF ITS GENERAL MORTGAGE BONDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05

NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD COMPANY
Bondders entitled subscribe to the bonds at par
and accrued interest paying therefor in their Old bonds at
par and accrued thus paying, as OF July 1887
$1,000 OLD bonds with July 1881 coupon attached ior
Sl,0}5 new bonds.
All bonds notified for exchange before June 25
1891 Will be PAYABLE in cash. at and accrued interest
July !, 1887.
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CTONINGTON LINE. Inside Route for

BOsrON AND ALL EASTERN POINTS.
Steamer will leave Pier new No 49, North Rver ono
block above Canal.st, al y M daily except sunday.
o. III. BRIGGS, Geul Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05

CHORE LINE, all Rail Route, for Boston.
- Newport and the Fast bay Express ,sa,es Gran. IN
p. daily Newport leaves at p M daily except
Sunday Palace Paror Cars Sleeping Cars TO
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The undersigned have ned the above proposals oil the
REORGANIZATION Committee Central Railroad Company
OF New Jersey and much pleasure In recommending
the same TO the favorable consideration and action OF the
stock and bondhoders believing they do that under e1
they are equitable and Just to all con-
cerned.
JOHN :. KENNEDY,